This farm stand has some of the best seasonal produce in the county in my opinion. Their carrots…read moreare crazy good - so sweet, crunchy and flavorful. I currently munch on at least one a day and will be sad when they go out of season. I have also recently enjoyed their winter squash, kale, tomatoes and orange cauliflower. In addition to vegetables they also sell pantry goods like dried beans, pepper sauces, eggs, bread and tortillas. I think the tortillas are a must-buy when they are available, they are delicious and come in a variety of unusual colors. Staff are very friendly and helpful, and have some cute dogs that are sometimes around.

Wanted to try this stand as we often admire the tall corn as we drive by. Parked far away from…read moreentrance near a pile of tanbark. While my husband went in, I took our pup out , on his leash, to give him some water behind the car. As soon as we exited 2 shelties barreled out of the stand and raced up in a very threatening manner. A woman raced behind them , blamed ME for taking the pup out of the car, and said they were trained. She said I should have told her before taking dog out of the car--/ which was at least 25-30 yards away from the entrance the dogs raced out of towards us... I responded they obviously were NOT trained. They did not follow her commands and had to be physically brought inside one at a time while I kept the remaining one away from us My husband bought two ears of corn. We got them home and BOTH have worms in them !! If there was a negative number possible that is what I would give this establishment. Uncontrolled dogs running amok, rude customer service, and worms in the produce guarantee no return for us. I included a picture of one of the worms. The other has crawled back inside the ear of corn for now. We won't be eating either ear.

I was in town for a group meeting and after checking into the nearby Occidental Lodge, I enjoyed…read morewalking around this Thursday (to Dusk) community market. And it was just across the street! There was a nice variety of prepared food, produce, crafts, music and hippy-dippy people watching. I wandered back highly entertained and with a big ass cookie for my time.

This was the perfect stop on our vacation before we settled into our airbnb (which was on a ranch)…read more We needed snacks and food for dinner -- specifically stuff to grill over our campfire, and this Farmers Market had the perfect goodies for us. There was lots of beautiful produce and we ended up buying enormous trumpet mushrooms and zucchini. We grilled them both with just a little olive oil, salt, and pepper, and they were so perfect. We also bought a giant box of blueberries, a jar of orange blossom honey (that we brought home with us and still use), and lots of cheese! Aside from all the produce, cheese, and honey, you'll find handmade crafts like baskets and jewelry, a paella stand, flowers, live music, smoked meats, art, and more. It's in a great location too, right in the center of the little downtown, so there's bars, restaurants, and shopping all right there.

Lots of people out enjoying this market in town square. I feel like it should have a few more…read morevendors selling items, it was lacking in that department. Some food choices as well, had a variety. Popcorn, churros, ice cream, elote, corn dogs, empanadas, etc. I did buy a very cute knitted/crochet potted plant. There was also a DJ on one end playing very loud music and then they had a big stage with a free concert. Also some kids stuff in one area like bounce houses.

First time in a number of years. Only one fruit vendor and no vegetables. Most of the kioks were…read morecheap stuff and the food was pedestrian. Will never go back again.

We had a good time! The tour was about an hour, and started with us being inside a small pen with…read more4-5 little goat kids that were about a week old. They were so affectionate and friendly! My kids had such a great time. Then we took a tour of the property, visiting the 7 month old kids, and then feeding the older goats with branches and leaves, which were a big treat for the goats since they normally eat hay so they were enthusiastic! We also saw the area where the goats are milked, got a few walnuts from the walnut tree, and walked around the garden. This is a fun tour for kids, and the whole experience took 55 minutes including lining up for hand washing before and after. We bought tickets several weeks in advance though I'm not sure if we needed to. It ended up being our party of 7 in one pen and a couple other guests in another, but they had several other pens available for the kids.

I have very special and indelible memories that spring up when the word Sebastopol is mentioned…read more... retreats and holing up in cabins, long walks and talks with friends, hashing out life in community... long jogs along the Highway there and having sore feet.... the stuff of life! And so is the artisan goat milk cheddar at this small family owned outfit. Phenomenal and a pure delight paired with fresh baguette and some Cab or Zin... Wonderful; can't wait to expand my repertoire of their dairy offerings in time. Solidly delicious

Best apples, sweetest people. This is a lovely area and a real trip into the country.read more

Good price! Great selection!…read more Many are heirlooms which really are more nutritious than newer apples.

For starters, this place is rather difficult to find. The turnoff sign is quite inconspicuous . We…read morecame for the farm tour and cheese tasting and I left feeling underwhelmed but optimistic better days were to come. Patty, the tour guide spoke about the history and her Peruvian partner's substantial impact on the business. She led us down the road to see the chickens, pigs, and goats and encouraged us to peek through the window of the factory, though it was close to the public because it had to stay sanitized. Not as educational as I had hoped Despite being an unusually warm day Patty insisted we do the cheese tasting outside. We tried 5 different types, and oddly I preferred the cows milk cheese despite her specialty being goats milk. I also wasn't enthused about having the tasting on an unstable picnic table surrounded by an endless number of flies we struggled to fight off, and the cheese was steadily melting. Not what I pictured for a cheese tasting. With some additional resources this place could be spectacular.

Patty, the owner, cheated me out of $200 for renting her my goats to eat her pasture. She only…read morechecked prices after the fact and decided to decrease her costs (with a witness) without even asking me. Then she wouldn't pay me and blackmailed me to sign a false receipt! She then rented my goats to another person without informing them of the cost. She thereby involved an innocent party in her scheme, again without asking me if moving my goats to another party's land was OK with me. My goats are my babies. I need to know where they are at all times. She claimed, after the fact, that I should have been driving a fair distance every other day to check on them. This was not part of our original deal. Besides, Patty OWNS A GOAT FARM AND SHOULD KNOW HOW TO TAKE CARE OF GOATS! Patty advertises herself as a goat farmer, but she doesn't even have any of her own goats! This woman and her farm are a run-down fake. Patty is quite elderly and suffers from severe memory loss. She is not even able to walk into her pastures due to physical issues. Don't go there. You will be disappointed in the lack of authenticity. This goat farm is a definite has-been and suffers from deferred maintenance, an owner who can't remember anything, and junk strewn everywhere.

We stopped by the Farmers Market today for the first time since we moved here in RP! It was such a…read moregreat vibe! Live music is playing, children are having fun at the water fountain, and the people are just chilling. The stalls and local shops are of great variety! There are some jewelry, crafts, Some cute keychains that my daughter was drawn into, pastry stalls, fruits and veggies and more! The staff did great at bringing in good selection of food trucks and vendors! We bought plums, pork buns from Yali, and pastries! So much fun! Cant wait to come back on Friday!

Lots of food options. Something to get out and do with the family on a Friday night. There was live…read moremusic and cool booths to visit. I had some garlic fries but ima just skip those next time since they were very soggy. Got some delicious popcorn from the Sonoma popcorn booth. And something I urge everyone to try is the jar of sautéed onion and garlic at one of the booths. I literally have been putting it on everything. And for anyone with SNAP there is a booth there that will match you the first $10 for fruit and veggies and they can also use your card to give you tokens to use at the cold food booths like the popcorn, lemonade, hummus, and jarred goods.

My partner and I agreed that this was the one place where we felt we had the least personalized…read moreexperience (tastings were done for the day) but it was probably also the most peaceful. We were given a sampling of three different wines to try, and ultimately decided on the sparkling for a glass as we walked the gardens. There was hardly anyone else there as it was late in the day, but it felt peaceful as we strolled and as if we had the whole place to ourselves. While the wine was quite good, what really makes this place stand out is their olive oil, the pollinator garden, and of course - Petunia the pig. As animal people, we gravitated to her and felt it was hard to pull away from her adorable grunts as we scratched her to sleep. Thankful for the downtime experience and excited to try the olive oil we purchased now that we're home!

We just stopped here to check out their olive oil, and I bought a bottle of the regular olive oil…read morewhich was expensive, but delicious. The host that was showing around also provided some interesting information about how they are a sanctuary for monarch butterflies. It was early in the day, so I wasn't up for wine tasting, but I would definitely come back when I'm in the area!